Cherry Frosting

"Frosts a 13 X 9- inch cake or fills and frosts (two) 8- or 9-inch cake layers or 24 cupcakes. Adjust to consistency you like by adding more liquid or more powdered sugar. If your powdered sugar is lumpy you might want to sift it before whipping it. If you use milk instead of the cherry juice you might want to add a few drops of red food coloring."
 
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photo by PaulaG photo by PaulaG
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photo by PaulaG photo by PaulaG
Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
5
Yields:
24 cupacke topping
Serves:
1
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ingredients

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directions

  • Whip 3 cups powdered sugar and butter together.
  • Stir in vanilla, cherry juice (or milk), and cherries.
  • Beat until smooth and of spreading consistency.
  • Add more sugar or liquid as necessary.

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  1. Very nice, easy, delicious. Such a welcome change! I used the teaspon of almond flavoring and the maraschino cherry juice as well as some cream to thin it to the consistency I wanted. Then I quartered the cherries and decorated the top of the cake with them. Thanks!
     
  2. This frosting brings back memories of childhood. I remember my mother and I making frosting like this for cupcakes that I took to a bake sale at church. Thanks for posting and for the memories. Made for PAC Spring 2008.
     
  3. Tasty and so pretty!!! I used this to top a chocolate cake but I look forward to using it to top an almond flavored yellow cake. Thanks for sharing!
     
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